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We are developing a script to just this very thing. This is a perl script for Linux Open-AudIT servers only.
The information to be consumed relies on the Cisco Ready SMARTNET reports that can be requested from Cisco if you have SMARTNET contracts with them.
Running the Script
First thing to do is to convert the spreadsheet to something workable. That's a CSV. Open the spreadsheet in your program of choice and save the relevant tab (usually named "Powered by Cisco Ready") as a CSV. Copy that file to your Open-AudIT server in to the /usr/local/omk/bin directory. Name it cisco.csv.
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After import.
After Discovery.
Sample Queries
Below are some sample queries we may refine and include in newer releases of Open-AudIT. To import them, copy the JSON contents and go to menu → Manage → Queries → List Queries and click the Import button in the top right of the table panel.
Devices Not Discovered
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{
"name" : "Devices Not Discovered",
"sql" : "SELECT system.id AS `system.id`, system.type AS `system.type`, system.manufacturer AS `system.manufacturer`, system.model AS `system.model`, system.serial AS `system.serial`, system.owner AS `system.owner`, locations.name AS `locations.name`, locations.id AS `locations.id` FROM `system` LEFT JOIN `locations` ON system.location_id = locations.id WHERE @filter AND system.ip = ''",
"description" : "Devices Imported but Never Seen by Discovery",
"menu_display" : "y",
"org_id" : 1,
"menu_category" : "Device",
"link" : ""
} |
Expired Contracts
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{
"link" : "",
"menu_display" : "y",
"org_id" : 1,
"menu_category" : "Device",
"description" : "Devices that have been seen by discovery but whose end_of_service has expired.",
"name" : "Devices Discovered Out of Contract",
"sql" : "SELECT system.id AS `system.id`, system.type AS `system.type`, system.manufacturer AS `system.manufacturer`, system.model AS `system.model`, system.serial AS `system.serial`, system.owner AS `system.owner`, locations.name AS `locations.name`, locations.id AS `locations.id` FROM `system` LEFT JOIN `locations` ON system.location_id = locations.id WHERE @filter AND system.ip != '' AND system.last_seen > system.end_of_service"
} |